KITKAT matcha
There is a wide variety of matcha-flavored snacks. If you want to buy the whole box and distribute it to friends and family, "KITKAT Adult's Sweet Matcha" is the most suitable gift.
My top pick for afternoon tea snacks! Perfect for gifting or just treating yourself~
Koyasu Jinja Shrine
It is said that Koyasu Shrine, the oldest in Hachioji, was founded in the year 759 to pray for safety in childbirth for the Empress of Japan. With such a history, even now this shrine is famous for attracting many people praying for all things concerning children, such as safety in giving birth as well as raising children.
I really love the peaceful and tranquil feeling at this shrine.
Pabron
The “Pabron” brand of medicine, produced by Taisho Pharmaceuticals, is one of Japan’s most common cold medicines.
Super effective and gentle! I always buy it when I visit Japan!
Maruchan Red Kitsune Udon
This cup instant udon only needs hot water and a wait of 5 minutes to be ready to eat. Topped with slightly sweet deep-fried tofu, it's so popular in Japan that it's hard to find anyone who doesn't know about it.
The noodles are nice and chewy, and the broth is rich! The best part is the real tofu skin. When I'm too lazy to cook, this is my go-to and I still enjoy it a lot!
Kikyouya "Kikyou Shingen Mochi”
Kikyou Shingen Mochi, which has been on sale since 1968, is one of the most famous sweets in Yamanashi Prefecture. Mochi, which is soft and bite-sized, is eaten with plenty of Kinako (soybean flour) and Kuromitsu (brown sugar syrup) served separately.
The signature 'Kikyou Shingen Mochi' from Kikyouya has won so many awards. It's not overly sweet, and the brown sugar aroma is fantastic!
Sugar Butter Sand Tree
Milky white chocolate is sandwiched between cookies made from a blend of whole wheat, rye and wild oats. With its adorable appearance, your clients or friends and family will be delighted to receive this box of cookies as a gift.
The packaging is so cute and refined! I was really impressed after trying it—so fragrant and tasty!